Hi Walter, Thanks for the video its really interesting and very good of you to share you knowledge. Forgive me if I have this wrong but, didn't some of the british manufactures copy the blue glaze to make their porcelain look more Chinese? Maybe during the Victorian period
Hi, is the orange peel on the piece signify a genuine from a reproduction? Also my porcelain tureen has a lighter color blue, was that typical for Chinese export porcelain?
Many thanks Walter... good, solid, basic information... it all helps. Well done.
Thank you I appreciate it
Those are very beautiful examples. Keep up the good work.
thank you
Hi Walter, Thanks for the video its really interesting and very good of you to share you knowledge. Forgive me if I have this wrong but, didn't some of the british manufactures copy the blue glaze to make their porcelain look more Chinese? Maybe during the Victorian period
Hi, is the orange peel on the piece signify a genuine from a reproduction? Also my porcelain tureen has a lighter color blue, was that typical for Chinese export porcelain?
Thank you very much.
Some shades of blue can absolutely dictate age. Some blues were only used at certain times.
yes goood
Thank you for your comment and support
hi wjat type of glaze is the brown banding ?
I have also a collection of these and some more " ancient67antiques"
Thank you for your comment, its a subject i am trying to find time to learn
I also have a collection of these and some more refined item
its a subject i am trying to find time to learn
I'm open to discuss if you are into these things
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